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Manager: I have altered the deal, pray I do not alter it further. Basically.
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Is your dog managing your social media or something? You have me cracking up with your focus on dog training. By your reasoning everyone is walking around addicted to everything. Granted, the weak do fall into this trap; however, did you kn
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Lol, I like how you just wildly overgeneralized what I said. Addiction to social media when you are using it to promote your business is a lack of discipline. Also, you sound like a meme machine. Yes we can clearly become addicted to things
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Treat it like the tool it is. Just because you have one doesn't mean you need to get addicted to it. This is lack of discipline.
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Those warehouse workers will not only need piss jugs, but also poop jars now. Damn government and their regulations. Future headline: "Amazon is now the largest purchaser of Depends."
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Sometimes you don't know what you have until it's gone. The number of followers alone doesn't matter, the quality of them does. If this was 60,000 connections in the market of his business, he has done himself some egregious
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I have big hands and can hold any any phone, but prefer to use a Pop Socket because it is simply easier to hold the phone with it. I also like having a big screen. This guy is just trying to be a provocateur.
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But it's ok because they create so much value for the economy, right?
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Quite the dystopian society we've created for ourselves. Every day I feel like my soul is burning in the fires of hell.
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React Native isn't even 1.0 yet. They are working on lessening the need for native development.
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There's an interesting relationship between will and intelligence. I've often seen people that aren't Geniuses, but their will motivates them in certain fruitful directions. Darwin is the prime example. I'm strongly conv
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If some data does form a manifold, then you just need to learn one continuous function per class. If it doesn't, then you need to learn several functions for different continuous regions per class. You need many more parameters to fit
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Here you go intellectuals - https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/wittgenstein/#MeanUse Intellectuals often have a "crisis of meaning" because they are dancing in that space of what things are and how they
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Actually, from my experience, the people that get creeped out by this get creeped out the most when an ad is extremely relevant to them. I would also like to see a baseline of how many people think ads in general are immoral. We find it nor
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Educating users? Users follow the path of least resistance. Make anything more complicated, and they will switch to something more convenient. Do you expect users to really be sensitive to the plight of devs?
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How can you not rely on these platforms if you are building an app? You cannot expect anyone to go download .apk's manually. Users are too coddled to do anything different when downloading/installing the app. The real moral of the
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The next fifty years – EWD1243a
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Am I wrong in thinking that technology amplifies how we gauge the energy required for physical activity? With just a few moves of my finger I can watch a video, read a paper, talk to people, etc. Contrast that with running, lifting, etc. Th
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Wild expectations driven by a culture of greed. People just want more and more and when they can't get it, everything is terrible. A life of comfort has basically incubated generations of immature childish people that have lost sight o
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That's what is typically said about hospitals and other institutions (like universities). But I don't really know, because the cost of medical care in this country is obscured beyond belief. Check out the horror multitude of horro
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Administration bloat. I really wish costs were more transparent so we could reason about what drives cost. Doesn't seem sustainable that Hospitals are businesses, but that's the capitalistic way of solving things.
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Next thing you know they will have a patreon.
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This is a really good case for the supreme court. As much as we may wish to side with Google because it benefits the typical developer, it is a nuanced case that requires some serious legal study. I can see the argument for these API's
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Everything is code nowadays. Infrastructure as code, circuits as code, etc. Maybe the code we write will change overtime, but the practice of rigorously describing things in a formal language will never go away as long as people are doing i
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Yeah... who ever suggested "AI IS a thing we program to then deliver abstract terms like social good"? Are you refuting a notion that no one holds? Of course the contest at hand is to use AI technology to solve various problems we
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That's only a few thousand years ago. What about 10 thousand years in the future? Those kind of discoveries only seem great because we are so stupid. Future generations will not look up to a "great idiot" just because he was
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Try out gambling. I'm sure you'd love it!
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It's a way of coping with our limited lifespan. The thought of leaving something behind gives people a sense of comfort that they may live on in some capacity when they pass. The truth is, even if you do something impactful, future gen
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Did Wag confirm this somewhere? You just believe everything someone says? Where is the police report? Why didn't the owner call the police to get that information? Why do they say they don't know what happened? If it was a car acc
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Sorry, I don't consider a Facebook post to be a good source of information to develop my views on. We don't have sources, we don't have reports, we just have a random post. I personally find it strange that there was no polic
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